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Read our guide to find out what type of flexible workspace is offered by The Commons
Private Offices are available at The Commons in a range of sizes to suit requirements for space for between 1 and 5 desks.
The furnished offices are equipped with ergonomic chairs and height-adjustable desks and the suites are separated with acoustical soundboards and include glass privacy screening,
Offices also include a filing cabinet, mail service, and a logo that can be placed on the door.
The large offices also have storage closets and individual temperature control.
All office rental packages include meeting rooms and printing credits, too.
Dedicated Desk spaces can be rented at the property, too. The reserved large desks are separated with acoustical partitions and are complete with an ergonomic chair and a filing cabinet. Members are welcome to make the desk their own and can even bring their own plant!
There is also a range of coworking membership options available that offer a mix of full-time and part-time access privileges.
The Unlimited Coworking plan offers 24/7 access to all shared workspaces including the use of hot desks, cafe areas, kitchens, and phone booths. It also includes a storage locker and printing and meeting room credits.
The Part-Time Coworking plan offers up to 7 weekdays of access per month.
The Nights & Weekends coworking plan provides unlimited access during the quietest times.
And Pay-as-you-Go Coworking Day Passes are also available, too.
The Commons also provides a range of 5 meeting rooms that will accommodate between 4 and 12 and can be accessed 24/7 via a Kisi office security system.
The Commons also offers pay-by-the-hour offices that therapists can hire to see their clients in.
For those not wishing to rent office space in Manhattan but requiring a business presence, The Commons offers virtual office packages that provide a business address that mail can be sent to.
We have the pleasure of providing access to The Commons coworking office space in UES.
About The Commons
The Commons is a coworking space on the Upper East Side in Manhattan.
Established in 2016, it offers three floors of private offices, flexible workspaces, conference rooms, and phone booths.
The building in which the workspace is located is full of character as it is the converted historic Yorkville Theater building which features stunning architecture, unique and beautiful high ceilings, and banks of bright skylights.
The commercial property is equipped with state-of-the-art business technologies though with fast and reliable WIFI with backup providers, copiers, and printers.
It also features amenities such as a kitchen and café where coffee is supplied by La Colombe and tea by Serendipitea.
The Commons also features height-adjustable desks, a Wellness Room for lactation, and acoustical phone booths, and members enjoy perks from local business partners.
The Commons is located at 157 East 86th Street, New York, New York, 10028
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Why choose The Commons coworking office space on the Upper East Side?
The Commons is frequently featured in Best Coworking Spaces in Manhattan or NYC shortlists and it’s not difficult to see why.
Aside from the great amenities, heaps of natural light due to the giant windows and the skylights, and the air-purifying plant life, there is a real sense of community and there is always something going on in the community.
Whether it be popcorn Mondays, cookie day Thursdays, a Show & Tell event in which members showcase their business and services, or just a chilled-out cocktail night, there is a relaxed yet energetic vibe in the space.
And whilst there’s a wide range of office space and workspace space solutions, there are also plenty of break-out spaces in which to recharge and there’s even a puzzle library with jig saws and other challenges to limber the brain up with.
The Commons is ideally located at 157 East 86th Street just steps from the 4-5-6 and Q subways, in the heart of New York’s Upper East Side.